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    Quote Originally Posted by Talonman View Post
    Is that using Mathematica, and a different equation?

    I don't know if we can do a valid comparison that way...

    http://www.hearne.com.au/products/mathematica/pricing/
    Looks pricey!!

    Mathematica uses GMP - which is open sourced and free, so price doesn't matter.
    You'd get the same fast timings using GMP directly than through Mathematica.

    Obviously this isn't a fair comparison at all.
    GMP uses state-of-the-art algorithms which are much faster, but probably not as easily paralleled as whatever this CUDA benchmark uses.
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    Thanks for the info guys..
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